The Bridge Rehab and Performance team together in the Westlake clinic

About Bridge

We’re here to help you stay in the game.

Whether that means running, lifting, golfing, competing, or simply staying active, we build your care around what matters to you.

Our story

Created by athletes, for active people.

Traditional care can stop when the pain settles, even if you still feel weak, unstable, or unsure about returning to your sport. Bridge was built to close that gap.

The team looks beyond a painful area to understand how you move, what your goals require, and what needs to change for you to return with confidence. Pain relief matters, but it is not the finish line.

Your care team

The people in your corner.

Kyle MacMillan, PT, DPT

Owner & Physical Therapist

Kyle MacMillan, PT, DPT

Kyle helps active adults return to adventure, improve performance, reduce injury risk, and recover from aches and pains without relying on excessive medication or surgery. An avid runner, traveler, and go-getter himself, he understands how frustrating it is to be slowed down by pain or weakness. Kyle studied Kinesiology at Miami University, earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from The Ohio State University, and specializes in running analysis, return-to-sport rehabilitation, dry needling, Active Release Technique, and movement assessment.

kyle@bridgerandp.com · 216-245-3496

Emily Soltes, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Emily Soltes, PT, DPT

A former collegiate soccer player who experienced three ACL surgeries, Emily spent a lot of time in physical therapy herself. That experience sparked her passion for helping others return to their sport or hobby without pain or limitations. She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Cleveland State University after completing sport-specific and outpatient orthopedic clinical rotations. Outside the clinic, Emily enjoys running, mountain hiking, and traveling, and she especially enjoys working with soccer players, runners, gym athletes, and other active adults.

Erin Crotty, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Erin Crotty, PT, DPT

Erin combines a patient-centered, movement-based approach with experience in orthopedic injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, and return to sport and daily activity. A lifelong athlete from Avon, she studied Exercise Science at the University of Kentucky before earning her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Cleveland State University. Her travel-physical-therapy experience exposed her to a wide range of orthopedic conditions and reinforced her belief that care should be individualized, hands-on, and built to help each person feel strong, capable, and confident.

Colin MacMillan, MS

Lead Performance Coach

Colin MacMillan, MS

Colin works with athletes and active adults on sports performance, youth development, triathlon strength, mobility, skill acquisition, and endurance preparation. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Health, Exercise & Sports Studies from Denison University and his master’s degree in Exercise Science from Cleveland State University. His background includes USA Triathlon Level 1 coaching, performance coaching at Spire Institute & Academy, an NCAA swimming championship, and Team USA age-group triathlon and aquathlon competition.

Stephanie Maniaci

Performance Coach

Stephanie Maniaci

Stephanie brings an individualized approach to fitness shaped by her background in competitive and collegiate soccer. Recovering from an MCL sprain, torn meniscus, and ACL tear showed her the importance of smart training, strengthening, and recovery and inspired her to help others invest in their long-term physical well-being. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from DePaul University and developed hands-on experience through an internship at Bridge before joining the coaching team.

Our philosophy

We stand for something specific.

01

Active for Life

Pain relief is the starting point. The broader goal is helping you return stronger and keep doing what matters for years to come.

02

Modify, Don't Stop

Your program works with your identity as an active person. When appropriate, training is adjusted rather than removed completely.

03

Clear Plans

You deserve an honest explanation, realistic expectations, and a plan you understand from the beginning.

Running analysis session inside Bridge Rehab

The Bridge difference

Hands-on care. Athletic context. Long-term capacity.

  • One-on-one sessions with licensed providers
  • Movement and goal-specific assessment
  • Advanced manual therapy when appropriate
  • Strength and return-to-sport programming
  • Recovery and performance services under one roof
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